Podcast: A New Way to Count Calories

How many fewer calories should you eat to lose one pound of body fat? This episode features audio from:

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Leroy Johnson
 

  • @farfiman says:

    Thank god we are back to nutrition

  • @TheBerkeleyBeauty says:

    Thanks for the great education as usual, Dr. Greger.

  • @ronspratt2437 says:

    Always making nutrition simple and easy to understand. Thank you!

  • @aroundandround says:

    Clickbait, nothing “new” here.

  • @revolutionarydefeatism says:

    I put whatever I buy on a spreadsheet with nutrition facts, and at the end of the month, I know how much I’ve eaten, including how much fiber, saturated fat, etc.

  • @krakraichbinda says:

    I never count calories. I only count the sugar content. Then calorie is not a calorie.

  • @wildgeese5707 says:

    I would love it if you would tackle the fact that these weight loss studies almost never include women.

  • @ritajhorn3585 says:

    Good information, thank you for sharing

  • @afrags1 says:

    Thank you

  • @finsk254 says:

    It’s a very sad day for mankind, O.J. Simpson has passed away. My greatest idol, RIP brother.

  • @JMo268 says:

    So for every pound I lose I should add a pound of lead to a backpack that I wear all day to continue losing weight at the same rate. 😁

  • @jeannamcgregor9967 says:

    Paying attention to calorie density is the best weight-loss regimen I’ve ever tried! Not being hungry and even being able to snack a bit just by restricting high calorie density meat, eggs, dairy, & oils , plus paying attention to fiber diversity, means the pounds are disappearing with no suffering. You do have to learn to cook differently but it’s so worth it! Thanks, Dr. Greger, for being a trustworthy info source. ❤

  • @tranquil2706 says:

    Full of useful information as always, thank you Dr. G.

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